Australia and Turkey both want to host COP31, and if neither back down, the talks will be held in Germany.

Brazil's then-President Jair Bolsonaro falsely accused the Oscar-winning actor of funding nonprofit groups that Bolsonaro alleged were partly responsible for setting fires in the Amazon.

New York regulators signed an agreement allowing a Finger Lakes plant to keep operating despite opposition from environmental groups.

The move covers exports of gallium, germanium and antimony, which are used in advanced semiconductors and in military applications.

Oil companies are once again pushing the Supreme Court to stop a flood of cases that could force them to pay billions.

Scientists from leading institutions offered evidence of worsening impacts as leaders meet for the COP30 climate summit.

The analysis also examines water use and offers a road map for lower emissions through states with considerable renewable resources.

A new study involving risk modelers shows that mangrove forests protect Florida's coast and could help reduce property-insurance rates.

A handful of congressional Democrats may be the only U.S. federal elected officials going to Brazil.

Residents question whether the villages can survive in the face of rising seas, erosion, melting permafrost and worsening storms.

Governments — typically developing nations — use swaps to refinance debt and direct savings toward environmental projects.

The city of 9 million's reservoirs have fallen to their lowest level in 60 years.

The island country is also set to get coverage in the form of prearranged credits and parametric insurance.

The market lets countries fund climate projects and could trigger billions of dollars in investments for cutting emissions.

Dominion Energy spent more than $3 million to try to keep Democrat Jay Jones out of office.

Republicans from Montana to Mississippi have embraced the Biden administration’s push to expand passenger rail nationwide.

The pilot facility planned by Avnos would use direct air capture technology that also pulls moisture from the sky.

The U.K. prime minister is heading to the COP30 climate summit in Brazil to show climate still matters Britain, even in the age of Trump. But back at home, Starmer blows hot and cold on all things green.

Grace Fu said the atmosphere in Belém is “more positive than we had expected.”

A push to slash red tape drives an ever-bigger wedge between Europe’s traditional centrist coalition.